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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
YELLOW FEVER At TAMPA.
ITS EXISTENCE NO LONGER DESIED-NO GREAT
ALARM FELT.

ALARM FELT.
JACKSONVILLE Fla Oct. IA dispatch from Tampa
to The Times Unio dated 10 O'Clock this morning says:
hyscans here this morning announced the existence
Of yellow fever There only two both OF mild
rpe. There has been death The people panic
stricken and the city Is being deserted The fever will
not likely become epidemic for several days, II at all
favorable to health and early frost is anticipated"
The people here have been reassured by the prompt
action the Duva and 9th county Boards OF Health in
establishing strict quarantine against Tampa and points
south and west and Issuing rigid orders to isolate all
from the infected city Jacksonville is in good san
ary condition. Health in Florida better than
at present
WASHINGTON. Oct 7-9urgeon General Hamilton to-
day received letter from Dr. WALL president Of the
Board OF Health Of Tampa Fa saying that yellow fever
has made its appearance with indications OF rapid
spread.
to the Government tents at that place has been
granted by the Secretary OF the Treasury SugeonGen
era Hamilton has elcgrsphed to the Collector at Tampa
to use every precaOD 10 prevent the spread OF the dis
and to isolate the aud notify him at once
General Superintendent Nash, of the Railway Mail Ser
to-day received telegram from Division superintendent
Turner at Augusta, Ga In which he says:
yellow fever at Tampa, Fla, Board OF Health will
quarantine at Lakeland"
He asks for instructions regarding the transfer of the
mails. None have been given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
UJLL THE cUylRD LINE ENTER BRENEN'
RtMoKs OF FIGHT AGAINST THE NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD IN ITS HOME PORTS

y
An item published in The London irhM OF recent
date stated that the Cunard Steamship Line was ABOUT
closing for the lease of large tract OF ahu
at Bremen and would spend large amount oi money 10
build harbor for the purpose OF providing faclItles lot
lul competition with the North German Lloyd
Al the office OF the North German Lloyd Company IN
this city, Gusaye Schwab r the manager SAID haI tha
proposition was him and hat he put no fath III
the report At the Office OF tue CunarI Line the oUc
were equally sccptical OF the truth OF the report
gentleman well acquainted with the affairs OF the
Encli,h and German lines said: " ! do not know now
much crcdcncc to place in the statement pubhshei IN
T,i,,h but do know that some OF the EnslSh lines
would be glad to sec NOrh German Lloyd CHECKED III
its encrolchnents upon the trade which tho Penlnsu"r
and Oriental and OF The other Engsh lines assume
10 beong 10 them since the North German Lloyd estAo
sh,l lines TO China AMI tho Australian ports the Eng
lsh papers have been constantly crying down the Ger
man vessels Il SAYING the North German Lloyd company
was losing money. and that II w0na soon wtuuit"
ira vessels II continued To build up the new udue
IN. I'm gl.h papcrs started another tack 10 circulate
reports that opposition steamers woud eat INTO us sc
,lnavlan aud Hamburg and German business thts tLo
aud che rOOur. business, Wouih pe l'Ach
away from it and that IL was the height OF loy Ior
IN. line 10 20 on bullins new AMI large steamers.
Whether tho proposition contained IN run WIN DC
carried out really Known bat 1t has Oecn IuAe" oI
M "A lonr time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
rlr1rREs ~ THE SOUTH AND WESE

The business failures throughout the country In tho
mast week as reported by r. g. Dun CO., OF inc Mcr'
camille Agency numbered - for the Unitad states and
y for Canada total OF 2l2 against 100 in the corre-
spouding week last year The bulk OF the ial!ures
occurred Ia the south aad West In their weekly rcve"
Of trade Mcssrs Dun * Co. say among Other thlhSs
Evcry condition for a marked advance III prices mas now
Government or operators an Vo,'o-
II Will be clear LhlI tle 10. N'nE up
i initial In railroad aud other building In real estate opera
Ia realize Ihe absorption Oh %
h,fnc and Telegraph 10y the western trioh removes
nm inporant canse OF hrsttOn IN the stock hdiAet
or ard In Reading ana settemeh' o
remove Others treasury puiVdso
hands gold supply OhoT III duuh"thOc'
rNccci tOse Oi l~t year no
supply not yet elt AT all points
out sie papcr taken at Boston money II AOnnua.
though cJnseryltisn OF b1nN' IN
nrnnsrtes curtais the facilities OF many manuiic
dealers; Chicago IL shipping es, money 10 hu % ,,.
counrrcaI demand greater than usual bul a' a on
Nancy IL very tight and merchants complain iuS
c,IieI ,Vcellsut elections only lafi ht
the rate, and collections are
Cl.ve.ut money close. with business better u"
Cltv market > and collections ohy
cnnI NJ a sharp demand s freely Wct an i,
southern no ns press - made ittIc le, o,
AT ftures showed that the past disturbance nss % ~, al
ian m my realized. Tho average oI a., 81
firms IN business S75 % for the quarter was ~ 90 ~
sernud nuarter OF 1854 including tho Hr'h' W . 49, 20, tr
bu with that exception has not Oeen as large I'D any f
atns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO DEAD.

LONDON. oct News received here to-day that
the OF Morocco, who has been critically i'll for
time. is dead His sixteen-yearod son took the
oalh Office his fathers body and has assumed the
government lie has appointed his favorite uncle Grand
Vlzier
tley all send men-Ofwar TO Morocco 10 protect their
respective subjects there.
PARIS. Oct. In consequence OF tile death OF the sui
tan OF Morocco The roacad CoarDet has been ordered 10
proceed TO langer
fhe chat cOnple'e entente cordiae cx-
ISIS Between France and spain regarding Morocco.
ROME. Oct Two Italian ships have been Or
dcred TO Morocco.
GlBRALTFR oct 7.-Extensive preparations are being
male al Trifa for encampiug spanish troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
popprn or MS GRIyD ARMY BADGES

Henry b. Davis Is a we-knowh Iawyo' /" "i,"''aS'
burc and commander of Mansfield Post g. A. h Ac-
oon,niod nc his wife and family he attended the
Grand Army encamDment ut ST. Louis lie ana us
faay with numbcr OF lady friends returned ,n %"
M"mdav hy the Erie Railroad. lie found an express
,, ;n tlr shed of the Hastings Express company. 10
whose care ho intrusted his baggage Inc pgsage Was
nr vcred until Thursday morning. wnen an express
Inc trunk which a hurried glance showed
had oecn broken open aud rhod OF most OF s contents
~ his vaIso and was given satisfaction Accordingly
H had Iohn Walsh one OF the aIlcset proprleors ar
restsd and hold IN default or Sl,OOO palL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

TWENTY FREIGHT AIRS AND ENGINE SMASHED
Early Yesterday morning two freight trains had col
lisou at Fishkill Landing, Wcstchester County. As
train la charge OF Conductor John McAulin was pulling
out OF the freight yard the main track OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad, another train
from the north dashed the OF tho first train
competeIy wrecking It, Engineer Frank Tily and Fire
@ a. ,in.e 10 save themselves The engineer Of The
Trst train mad leg badly bruised. Tily said that no
LINER signals were hm. About twenty freight
,s badly smashed ami the freight scattered over
,h tracks The front OF the engine OF the second triln
~ in IL was several hours before tile tracks
were cleared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
HOPES OF XATUEALGAs AT ITHACA.

ITHACA oct Csl,cia. Considerable interest Is man
ifested Ithaca to ght the prospective develop
menrs OF the Ithaca test well. Early this morning the
drill struck stratum Of rock salt twenty-five feet thick
at depth OF 227O feet The quality Of salt IS good, but
its great depth makes it yaucless The drill passed
through this u a short time and penetrated stratum or
shae about feet in depth Tins afternoon another
sat bed was struck whose depth about twenty feet
The drill vas hard work tonight These rock salt beds
thus separated by shtc strata favorable signs sim
liar Indications in Ellsworth Kansas, were followed hy
the ilndlng Ui natural gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Boston, oct. The hearing upon the question OF CIV
nc bonds TO release the attachment OF the personal
propcrty of the Woonsocket Rubber Company, at Mill
ye was heard to-day by John g. steson. United states
Commissioners The commissioner approved the bond
offered by the company, with Joseph Banigan and three
-urotics, in the SUN OF Foooooo' uoupio tno
amount sued for rhs releases all OF theproperty OF inc
kct RUBBER Company atachodDy Snlpton orcch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
WHY LORENZO DIMICK FLED.

BUFFALO. oct 7.-Lorenzo Dimick Yesterday stated
that he had left Buffalo because his physical condition
WIS such that submit TO confinement would be suicide
preconcertcd plan for his escape. he said
Charles " sweet, the surety Dmicks 9IO,oOO bona.
informed the District Attorney tnat the money Will
be fort coming when demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
srtcJnr or COLONEL A. ". QUINE

MANCHESTER ~ H., oct. 7.-Coonel A. w. Quint, OF
the Quar- ermastcr's Department. United states Army
committed suicide by hanging this morning Coonei
Ouint had been troubled with nervous prostratloh Tor
sot time lie was a member of ex Governor Prescotts
staI For several sessions he was doorkeeper OF the
House of REPRESENTATIVES and had ed similar posi-
ton in the United Senate Ills death Is attributed
lnelncholia consequent upon the death ol MS "io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
va . p0LycEMAy FOR EXTORrION

Justice Duffy yesterday continued the examination in
the case OF Mrs Mary Krumm, wife Of Charles krumm.
proprietor of the Kuenstler Concert Hail. at No. lo7
cnrv.tie st. against Policeman Louis selig. Of the
r,r,ce street Station whom she accused OF having
torted money from her three different occasions After
good deal OF evidence had been taken the officer was
held for trial in $500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

MONTREAL Get (SpecdL. George stephen, presi-
lent Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad. will leave Mont
real Tor England In November to arrange for the build
ing OF three powerful TO on the Pacnc Ocean
between Vancouver China and Japan The steamers viii
oe about 900 burden IL is believed that they will
70 sid down upon the same plans AS new Whlic star
20 ~ oe PoPci.u py WI, soi 'a . ma III ho
i - position 10 guarantee twenyfour days Journey
'ioll London 10 Yokohama"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
AMERICAN RIGHTS IN ALASKAN WATERS.

WASHINGTON oct THE Department OF State has not
yet been officially advised OF tina condemnation OF the
captured seacrs by the United States District Court at
ska The further Judicial proceedings mentioned in the
press dispatches contemplated by Canadians. sup
posed 10 consist in appeal from the decision OF the
District Court to United States Circuit Court but it
b. stated that the Department of state has enter
tanned the idea submitting the question of the Amer
rLGt Alaskan waters TO commission, i'll
timatel in the Canadian dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
mann OFA sOPHOMoRE Nv PaINCEToN.

DEATU OF SOPHONOKE ~ FHIN OHI03''
PRINCETON. N j., oct IA death among the s'uus"''
I'm college here s rare and has not occurred io
era years until to-day. when the sopho"oro ''''s
.,a. '". IT Krann died this morning from infamna-
,, ,owo,. after an illness OF a few days funera
sxerc,es were held in arquand Chapel ths e%
d IN hodv was to- ught taken 10 BnHao py @ ~ y,
am anu ~ biz and sister, who arrived 100 ~'o
,o ase her brother alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

ITHACA, Oct. (Sprciap The faculty Of Cornell Uni
versy this evening made awards OF this years uniyers-
ty scholarships nine In number, which worth $500
good years The list tonight Is incom
plete. The following are the fortunate students
Mathematical scholarshIps-J. H. Tanner Clarence
Mo; J. W. Beardslcy Ithaca Miss Lena r. Brown
New Berlin, n. y, II. II. Wood, Pttsburg Miss h. "
Davis, BinghaniOn, n. Y
Classical schOarship-Miss Annie r. Moon, Newport,
Il L. and L.. j. Kellogg, Chicago. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, Oct tSpeeai. The Philadelphia mer-
brokers will entertain New York men who
follow similar business morrow The guests Will DO
net at the station by committee OF twenty-ohe ana
escorted to the Colonnade Hotel After drive through
the mark a dinner will be served at the CoIonnade'
An onr lie guests are Mayor Whitney and District
Attorney Ri6gway. OF Brooklyn and T. B ihurDor EiS-
tus Wlnau and Joseph J. U'Donoghue OF New-iofK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
WUA RTOy BlRKER STILL CONFIDENT

PHILADELPHIA Oct (Speeiap. Prior TO his departure
for Pew York this afternoon business connected with
the syndicate which has received concessions from the
Chinese Government Wharton Barker stated that no
repv had yet been recevedo tho letter sent TO secretary
Bayard asking him whether he had been lhioriheu oy
the birrse Government that the negotiations WIN the
svndic,te were OIL Tho promoters OF the scheino arc
more confident than that the reported whuramai
~ Tho Cnin.se Government from tho arrangements ns
not taken place and that the GOvernnsnt has gone 'oo
far TO back out now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
MIR. SULLY WILL NOT RETIRE.
FALSE REPORTS REGARDING THE EFFORTS 10


MOVE HIM As PRESIDENT.
In statement published yesterday 1t was rsprcsene"
that George f. Baker aud Harris C. Fahnesock OF 'he
First National Bank and George Scott with the aa
and sympathy Of calvin S. Brce and Genera san"e'
Thomas were making determined effort 70 ous' rro''
Am, AI,rsd sully from the an agsmeut OF the Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway It was stated that
mesting of the directors would be held yesterday ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
PASSING Ay ABANDONED BARK AT SEA.

Tho Hritish steamer ankou which arrived yesterday
from JAPAN after absence from this port oi eleven
years. passed in latitude 3o2 Longitude o''-o INC .'"
I,o,, -, s.ntenber lS she had a load OF timber well
slowed and in and eighteen inches OF water Ia .ae
io,yer mast standing hull apparently In good ordcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
sIp2RE.sING AN orrnNsIyE ApDREss.

SOPHIA oct All the copies OF the addre issued by
~ saveof. the Karavclis in which he attacks the pres
e,t system government in Bulgaria and calls upon tho
electors TO conden of the Government and rid
tie country OF t real enemies have been seized by the
police
An aray las occurred in Teteven between the parti
sans Of opposing candidates for the SObranje and several
OF lie culbajaIts were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
cUrryyG orr BUCKErSUOP OUOTAT TONS.

CHICAGO oct. 7.-Prcsidout Wright OF tho Boari OF
Traae struck another the buckotshops to day
The Commercial Quotation Company, which operates
ticker, In connection with the Postal Telegraph Com
pany was denied the privileges aud quotations OF tho
board tho tickers stopped Tho reason Tor ths
action was the belief that the quotation company was
.fdt I'm cket-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
GERMANY PAYS &l2,5oo TO NINE BRIGNoS.

NtRAI my Ia Is *IZJUJ TO NM z. BItIINUN.
PARIS, Oct. Count Won Munster the German I'M
bas,alor to-day handed TO ". Flourens Minister OF
Foreign Affair." $l2 800 the amount agreed upon TO be
paid By the German Government as indemnity TO the
family OF GameSeepcr BrigDOn, who was recently shot
dead on hB fraucO frontier Count Won Munster
stated That an inquiry proceeding 10 Fix the respon-
sibi!ity TOR kauiIuann's act IN shooting BrignOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
THE SEIZED SEALING sCHOoNERs.

CTTAwA, oct THE Dominion Government has bee n
'ppsed OF the decision OF Judge Dawson OF stka, In re-
gard to the seaers seized this year All were found guilty
Illegal sealing, and the chooners and skins found
poad we're declared forfeited the United Gov
..hlsht The claim OF the Washington authorities TO
aeasivc jurisdiction In Behrng sea will probably be
vush out IN the Uued Sa;es conrts before it is made
'ne subject for an international commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
DACoIT LEADER KILLED.

sALA Oct. 7.-Advlces received here state that the
force which captured the camp Of the notorious Dacot
Ies'ler Eohshway, and killed Bohshway was composed OF
mounted infantry under command or MAYOR harvey
len OF the followers Of BohsAway were also killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

TIE COMING CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
ALBANY. oct 7--Ghe New York civil Service Commis-
sion has just issued three brief pamphlets Of special In
erest in OF the examinations to De held throughout
the State on November D. The first OF these pamphlets
is entitled Information for Applicants" the second.
Special Regulations Tor Examinations, ana The hird.
Register OF Qualifications, schemes for Examination,
and Limits of Age" The pamphlets give Information OF
value to those who expe.t 10 apply for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

C.rGUT ROBBTyG TIE POOR-BOX OFA CHCRoH.
George scttenreich sexton OF ST. Thomass froos'AH'
Episcopal Church, at Fifty-ihrdsL ana rn'h"'o'
cauyt 1ohn Connors OF No. II Varicks, robping the
or hox I'm tb. church Yesterday. The prisoner was
boJ NV Iu,tice Murray the Yorkvle Court ior 'a'
He had wrenched tho locA oil inc DoA Win al '' '
hut did not get any money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

LONDON Oct 7.-lhe hunters and racehorses belong
ing to Lord Aiesbury, who was recently warned of
Newmarket Hath by The Jockey Club for insruc!ing
Jockey 10 pull horse, will be sold immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
VILLAGE pEEsIDEYT sEyr TO JAIL.

SIX KASTAIELEs y. " Oct. Nv. q. Eliery and his son
Frank arrested yesterday afternoon for public IN
toxication by officer Wilson and taken before Justice
Knox The Justice gave the the choice OF paying $40
going jlil days. They accepted the latter
alternative Ellery is President OF this village. The
father and were taken 10 jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
A TyBAyyICAL MINISTER DISMISSED

e. PEIEg,BrHG Oct. TIT is reported that NJ Delan-
on Minister OF Public Instruction. has been dismissed
hom office. His rigorous exercise OF power over students
III the gymnasla caused general discomfort among Tho
people. The police administration was also dssaiihen,
owing 10 the Wholesale expulsion OF students, hundreds
WHOM have been lost sight Of whose careers c ponce
eesifed 10 follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
TWO OLD FARuERs ROBBED

WIIMfNGTos Del, oct (SDeciah William " Moore.
farmer Cecil County, Nd. robbed OF Slo0O at
the Elk fair to day by pair Of hreccard monte men
The rascas got away. samuel Bucnanan neighDor OF
Moore lost $3.50 Ia the way week ago at circus
aLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

AiCHAEL DAVITr LOOKING FOR VICTORY
.nisBchG. Oct z tSpccian.-Michael Davitt who was
!. "e way from Minneapolis to New-York, passed
roush this city to-day He said that he would sail
s'snd on Wednesday. He Intends 10 jump into work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

THROWy FROM HER CARRIAGE AVID KILLED.
PHILADELPHIA, oct (Speciab. while driving In the
Park this afternoon Mrs Juas NaylOr was thrown from
her carriage and instantly killed Mrs William Dsston
who her. also thrown out, but escaped
serious injury The accident caused by the horses
ruf uVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
NANIs M IOIV TuE EEENCu AR

PARIS. Oct THE Gauos states that the Grand Duke
Nicholas OF Russia declared recently that when the oc-
cason arose he aad nunber Of other Russians would
JOIN The French Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
EATHQuAKE SHOCKS CAUSE A PANIC

HAVANA, Oct lowing TO the almost daily shocks or
earthquake Santiago do Cuba panic has seized the
mhabiiauts and business is almost completely sus
pe1led
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Tor the cause OF Ireland Immediately upon his arrival
ana then he expects to Jump into prison He believes
na py January the success defeat OF the movement
Will be determined Ho expects . victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08

Verlnye Co. were the New-York correspondents OF
the Troy house OF the members OF the firm OF Yer
miye Co. stated yesterday that the first intmstion he
had Of the failure the announcement which ap-
peared on the news tape The Newiork house had been
the spondeat OF the Troy firm for the last eight
years and OF the firm OF G. Parish Ogien Co, from
which ii originated The account Of Ogden, Calder *
Co. had always been in favor OF the Troy house. and at
the present time there small balance In It's favor
At time had the Troy firm asked for assistance
1t thought that the panic OF 20 might have had
something TO do with Gripping the once wealthy nrin
Mr. strong. of Work, Strong CO.. also Correspondents
OF Ogden Calder & Co., stated that he had received
despatch announcing the assignment lie knew moth
ing OF the particulars and had intmatiOn OF the
trouble For the last eight ten years his
firm had done moderate busiuess for the Troy house In
buying and selling stocks This business had always
been Conservative and had varied but little from year TO
year He did think that the firm peculaied on its
account The firms account with his house was All
rignt
The firm of ogden. Calder * Co. was formed about
eight years Calder left the old broker house
OF Neher. Calder & Co, ana went in a. "A partner
q. Parish Ogden CO. was the Oldest insurance agency
in Troy and OF the oldest banking houses Mr. Og-
den of the oldest and most respected citizens OF
Troy Calder Is known to have been heavy dealer IN
stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
FIILCRE or OGDEN, CALDER g. CO.

A WELL-KNOWN TROY FIRM GOES UNDER-LIABfII-
TIES $50O,000
TROY, Oct. 7-Ogien, Calder * Co., bankers and
brokers' made assignment at $50 o'clock this
ing The assignee is Frederick +. Allen OF this city
The liabilities are stated at 100000 The assignment
provides tor the payment OF all just and reasonable costs
salaries of employees in full OF depostors in the
savings department AMI all other debts far pos
sible
The signature OF c. Parish ogden given 10 the
assignment October In Boston. lie was the senior
partner The other members OF the firm his son,
Gouverneur OGDEN. and J. Frank Calder.
The firm that their failure due to dcprecia-
ton in the value OF stocxs and fluctuations in Wdll
Street